Another beautiful, and believable, story. So lovely that Jackie has access to somebody that had previously transitioned though the same life changing situation. Even more wonderful is that her mother is being there for her during her transition whilst she discovers exactly who she is. I hope you can take us through her trip to New Mexico to see her Aunt - in a Part 2 of this story. Also maybe a Part 3 (and possibly more?) to reveal her future. I am sure this could be really helpful to young trans children in illuminating a possible future pathway for them to maybe avoid some of the pitfalls that us older have had to steer our way around. Bless you for these stories xx
As a transwoman who transitioned later in life, this story is very supportive for understanding how to blend in as safety in paramount and to have the total support from her mother even better ❤️ 😊
FTA A truly lovely modern storyline that navigates the real world issues that girls of transgender experience have to deal with. This feels like a realistic portrayal of the considerations that young transitioning folks need to be aware of and it is refreshing to have a storyline that feels real and mentoring, rather than voyeuristic as so much of the TG content across many channels seems to be. Kudos to the writer and thank you for bringing it to the YT audience. ❤❤
A very informative story for someone like myself who is on their journey to woman Hood and I Loved the support and Love that her mother and the hairdresser and the patreons of the Beauty Salon are giving Jacky and I also think their should be another part to this one so everyone will know how Jacky's trip out west goes for her and her Loving mother
Good advice for the 90++% of us who don't pass completely beyond suspicion. Even though I don't pass, I've been public for 5 years now in a blue town in a red state. I once had a guy laugh at me (in 5 years). But other than that one incident, when I keep my eyes straight ahead, I never see anyone even giving me funny looks. When I look askance, I catch occasional stares and double takes, but no one is openly hostile. The worst I got was from a take out deli in Sylvania, OH. "Can I have a name for that order?" "Annie." "OK, Andy, It'll be about 10 minutes." My turkey sandwich was labeled "Andy" and somehow he forgot to put the turkey in my turkey sandwich. I complained and was offered a replacement, but wasn't brave, daring or trusting enough to eat it. Now I only go to drive throughs where they don't see me until after my food is packaged.
Another beautiful, and believable, story. So lovely that Jackie has access to somebody that had previously transitioned though the same life changing situation. Even more wonderful is that her mother is being there for her during her transition whilst she discovers exactly who she is.
I hope you can take us through her trip to New Mexico to see her Aunt - in a Part 2 of this story. Also maybe a Part 3 (and possibly more?) to reveal her future.
I am sure this could be really helpful to young trans children in illuminating a possible future pathway for them to maybe avoid some of the pitfalls that us older have had to steer our way around. Bless you for these stories xx
As a transwoman who transitioned later in life, this story is very supportive for understanding how to blend in as safety in paramount and to have the total support from her mother even better ❤️ 😊
FTA A truly lovely modern storyline that navigates the real world issues that girls of transgender experience have to deal with.
This feels like a realistic portrayal of the considerations that young transitioning folks need to be aware of and it is refreshing to have a storyline that feels real and mentoring, rather than voyeuristic as so much of the TG content across many channels seems to be.
Kudos to the writer and thank you for bringing it to the YT audience. ❤❤
A very informative story for someone like myself who is on their journey to woman Hood and I Loved the support and Love that her mother and the hairdresser and the patreons of the Beauty Salon are giving Jacky and I also think their should be another part to this one so everyone will know how Jacky's trip out west goes for her and her Loving mother
Good advice for the 90++% of us who don't pass completely beyond suspicion. Even though I don't pass, I've been public for 5 years now in a blue town in a red state. I once had a guy laugh at me (in 5 years). But other than that one incident, when I keep my eyes straight ahead, I never see anyone even giving me funny looks. When I look askance, I catch occasional stares and double takes, but no one is openly hostile. The worst I got was from a take out deli in Sylvania, OH. "Can I have a name for that order?" "Annie." "OK, Andy, It'll be about 10 minutes." My turkey sandwich was labeled "Andy" and somehow he forgot to put the turkey in my turkey sandwich. I complained and was offered a replacement, but wasn't brave, daring or trusting enough to eat it. Now I only go to drive throughs where they don't see me until after my food is packaged.
Very much up to date to the whole political landscape >.< And of course very informative for all of us going forward in todays climate as it were.
PLEASE, skip the politics,
Not an option nowadays.
Maybe - but only after the politicians skip the transphobia and stop denying us the right to gender affirming care.